Examples of using Implementation may in English and their translations into Spanish
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Implementation may require the establishment of national working groups/structures to elaborate practical solutions and secure their subsequent implementation. .
Implementation may take place in a phased manner,
but we recognize that its implementation may be challenging for some States.
while many of the agreements have been concluded at the global level, implementation may be better addressed at the regional level.
professional resources, or their implementation may indeed result in a more rational use of limited resources.
However, such an implementation may require more memory than a spinlock,
Please provide updated information on the implementation of article 18 of the Act including information on how its implementation may affect women who are not engaged in passive soliciting.
the lack of review and approval of results-based management workplans before implementation may increase the risk of UNDP not achieving certain strategic objectives.
stated its concern that its implementation may be delayed because of financial constraints.
The provisions of the Convention relating to implementation may be seen as a continuum consisting of the communication of information
The current stage of implementation may call for due consideration of different options to optimize the effectiveness of the now mature institutions which were established early in the history of the Montreal Protocol.
hence lower rates of implementation may be the result of reports issued late in the year.
Agencies note that recommendation 5 is intended to correct deficiencies in the lump-sum approach for home leave travel, and its implementation may streamline existing arrangements.
monitoring compliance and implementation may become just a routine public relations exercise.
However, concern was expressed as well that implementation may have been achieved at the expense of quality
is concerned that its implementation may encounter difficulties.
we are concerned that some of the control mechanisms for their implementation may become an implicit permit to fin
The Subsidiary Body for Implementation may wish to take note of the report
that the funds required for its implementation may not be available owing to the substantial drop in the oil exports from Iraq under the programme since December 2000.
The reason why COMAC's recommendations cannot be made binding is that their implementation may require the provision of resources